Global Consciousness Project

The Global Consciousness Project, originating from the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab at Princeton University, is a groundbreaking initiative that delves into the profound correlations in random data that may be influenced by collective human consciousness. The project utilizes a global network of random number generators (RNGs) that produce unpredictable sequences. However, during significant global events that resonate with millions, these RNGs exhibit subtle structures, suggesting a unified field of consciousness. With over 15 years of data, the project seeks to identify patterns associated with major events that captivate human minds and emotions. Directed by Roger Nelson and supported by the Institute of Noetic Sciences, this multidisciplinary collaboration of global scientists and engineers aims to explore the tangible effects of large-scale group consciousness on the physical world, advocating for a more conscious and interconnected future.